From left, Julianne Moore, Thomas Kail, Michelle Williams, Jon Neidich, and Jeremy Strong at the 2023 Creative Time Gala. (Photo by Nina Westervelt/WWD via Getty Images.)
It’s no secret that Golden Age Hospitality has become one of the most influential players in New York nightlife. And with that, its real estate footprint is only continuing to grow at a fast clip.
In the last few months alone, there’s been a lot of movement: Caper broke the news that Jon Neidich’s hospitality group secured the lease of the space that held Donohue’s for 76 years. The news came after Golden Age opened a second location of Le Dive this summer, as well as Saint Denis, a bistro and bar, last month. This month, the group also opened a jazz bar called Le Petit Journal in Paris. I’ve previously written that Neidich also has the lease for a spot called Le Wine in Chinatown, in the wings. But it’s not just real estate that’s growing: Internally, he’s quietly hired several new high-profile hires for the group.
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